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Young paceman Gavi steals the spotlight in club opener

Non-Jewish teachers visit Israel in new scheme to combat classroom hate

‘My eyes were opened over extent of October 7 atrocities’, one teacher said

Brent Cross stabbing: Police manhunt for knifeman after one hospitalised

Footage on social media showed a wounded man being lifted into an ambulance by paramedics

Exclusive: Jerusalem urges Britain to ban IRGC amid terror warnings

First-ever official call by Israel for UK to proscribe group comes as experts raise fears over threat at home and abroad

Israel and Lebanon ‘on the same side’ after DC talks

Pakistan has also proposed a fresh round of US-Iranian negotiations as President Trump said the war between the two is ‘very close to over’

Letters to the Editor, April 17 2026

Clore Tikva head Margot Buller to retire

‘It has been a joy to be part of such a special place’ she says after an initial one-year appointment turned into seven at the top

Israeli ex-air force boffins use refuelling tech to free up rail tracks

Meet the brains behind DirecTrain Systems

Unearthed papers reveal how Austria’s Nazi judges went back to work after 1945

Investigation traced the careers of 163 justice officials between 1945 and 1955

The AI startup that does the lawyers’ casework for them

Canotera is a potential game changer for anyone involved in litigation

Jeff Goldblum: Wolverhampton visit will complete my life

The Hollywood star enthused about visiting the city on his forthcoming UK jazz tour

In Carney’s Canada, the law protects antisemites, not Jews

Rather than confronting the violence and incitement on Toronto’s streets, police treat the very regular hate-fests as a spectator sport

The untold tale of the Nuremberg women

Most books and films omit women’s central role in the post-war trials. Natalie Livingstone’s new must-read history puts the record straight

‘If I could bottle what Immanuel College gives its pupils, it would be priceless’

At a time when our children’s strength in their own identity is so essential it feels doubly tragic for this school to close

Top performing Immanuel College to close at end of summer term

The £29,700 a year private school has suffered a drop in numbers – the government’s VAT increase is thought to have contributed

Met faces questions from the rebbe and rebbetzin in shul hours before Shabbat

Deputy commissioner meets community at Woodford Forest Synagogue